Join Attachment Parenting International for the Attached at the Heart Parenting Program Online Educator Training. Spend four Fridays in April (March dates listed on flyer are Sold Out) becoming a Cerified Attached at the Heart Parenting Educator.
This training will 1) increase knowledge of attachment theory 2) increase knowledge of parent education methodology, 3) identify eight research-informed principles and related positive strategies for implementing the practical application of attachment theory in daily childrearing. The training includes components of child abuse prevention and 4) identify the ten Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the importance of Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) in developing resilience. The program is developed to:
- Improve pregnancy and birth outcomes
- Improve parenting knowledge about child development
- Increase parent confidence
- Increase positive parenting skills, including positive discipline
- Increase parental resilience
- Increase child resilience
- Increase levels of empathy toward their children
- Ensure healthy secure attachment
- Prevent and mitigate child trauma
As a trained facilitator you will be able to teach classes in your community and online that will help parents:
- Learn important facts to help make decisions before and after baby arrives
- Understand baby’s cries and how to stay calm while they calm them
- Learn how their childhood experiences influence their parenting
- Learn practical strategies for strengthening the bond with their baby or young child
- Learn about stress and resilience, and positive childhood experiences
- Learn about infant sleep and development
- Learn how to balance their lives to preserve the parent-child bond
- Learn infant communication signals and emotional milestones
- Understand how to make their couple relationship and family stronger
- Be more informed and empowered parents
- Understand the benefits of positive discipline and how to implement it in daily life
Program developers and API co-founders, Barbara Nicholson and Lysa Parker, personally teach the Program.
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